Sentence examples for available varieties from inspiring English sources
Most of the generally available varieties are now bred with good resistance to mildew.
In choosing fruit varieties, the grower must (1) recognize the relative adaptabilities of available varieties to the climatic and soil conditions of his farm and (2) select a group that satisfies both his management needs and the market demands from those best adapted to his conditions.
A survey in 1983 found that, since 1903, the number of readily available varieties of cabbage dropped from five hundred and forty-four to twenty-eight; carrots dropped from two hundred and eighty-seven to twenty-one; cauliflower varieties fell from a hundred and fifty-eight to nine; and varieties of pears fell from twenty-six hundred and eighthree hundred and twenty-sixd three hundred and twenty-six
The early varieties developed at IRRI were high yielding and had disease and insect resistance, but their grain quality was inferior to the best available varieties.
The objective of a drought-tolerance breeding program is to select varieties that outperform currently available varieties in the target population of environments (TPE).
The tested products (Fuji, Golden Delicious, Granny Smith, and Reinette du Canada) were selected on the basis of the results of the quantitative descriptive analysis performed on 21 commercially available varieties.
The pharmaceutical and health industry makes continuous efforts to improve and increase the available variety of pharmaceutical treatments.
"The increasingly affordable and available variety of phone, surveillance and computer technologies provides a wide array of dangerous tools for abusers," the National Center for Victims of Crime states on its website.
Suggestions based on customer requirement, behaviour and the available variety of products will greatly improve success rates.
All you'll need to get started is an ordinary bottle of hairspray — most commercially-available varieties should work fine.
Most available commercial varieties of crop plants bear resistance to at least one, and often several, pathogens.
